Police suspect that Vikram Goud staged his shooting because he was deep in debt
Hyderabad:
Vikram Goud, the son of a former Andhra Pradesh minister in hospital after being shot last week in Hyderabad, staged the shootout, suspect police officers investigating the case.
Vikram Goud is a youth Congress leader and his father Mukesh Goud was a minister in the government of YS Rajasekhar Reddy.
Vikram was shot at around 3.30 am on Friday at his home in the upscale Banjara Hills. He was shot thrice, according to the police. He is at the Apollo hospital, where his father and his wife Shefali visited him on his birthday today.
The police say four people have been arrested, including two from Karnataka. They have alleged that they were hired by Vikram to fire at him.
The reason is not clear yet.
Vikram was believed to be deep in debt and the police suspect he came up with the plan to throw off his debtors.
Another theory is that he runs some pubs and was worried that excise officials would call him in for questioning in a drug case.
The police had said on Friday that Vikram Goud and his wife were getting ready to visit a place of worship and he was waiting on the ground floor when the attack took place. "Suddenly, his wife heard gunshots and found him lying on the floor," said A Venkateshwar Rao, a senior police officer.
Vikram Goud is a youth Congress leader and his father Mukesh Goud was a minister in the government of YS Rajasekhar Reddy.
Vikram was shot at around 3.30 am on Friday at his home in the upscale Banjara Hills. He was shot thrice, according to the police. He is at the Apollo hospital, where his father and his wife Shefali visited him on his birthday today.
The police say four people have been arrested, including two from Karnataka. They have alleged that they were hired by Vikram to fire at him.
The reason is not clear yet.
Vikram was believed to be deep in debt and the police suspect he came up with the plan to throw off his debtors.
Another theory is that he runs some pubs and was worried that excise officials would call him in for questioning in a drug case.
The police had said on Friday that Vikram Goud and his wife were getting ready to visit a place of worship and he was waiting on the ground floor when the attack took place. "Suddenly, his wife heard gunshots and found him lying on the floor," said A Venkateshwar Rao, a senior police officer.
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